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A Woman’s Perspective on Facing Infertility in the Jewish Community:
Experiencing infertility presents its challenges and feelings of loneliness. My Not a Parent Thoughts, complete with over 100 illustrated pages, portrays the raw emotions of one woman in the Jewish community as she navigates the social, medical, and personal struggles of infertility, and as she looks for the silver linings. This project was a collaboration between Yesh Tikva and Drawing the Curtain (drawingthecurtain.com).

OneCandle Lucite Votive
A simple candle can bring light to a room. One candle shared can bring light to a community.
The OneCandle Lucite Votive was created to honor the power of connection, compassion, and collective support. Inspired by Yesh Tikva’s OneCandle initiative, this meaningful keepsake serves as a reminder that no one should have to navigate infertility, loss, or a complex family-building journey alone.
Designed to hold a standard tealight or votive candle, the OneCandle Lucite Votive is intended to remain unlit while praying for or supporting someone facing infertility or family-building challenges. When that individual or family welcomes their baby, the candle can then be lit in celebration of hope, perseverance, and new beginnings.
Each votive comes with the Yesh Tikva fertility prayer card, offering a thoughtful way to participate in the mitzvah of supporting those on their journey to parenthood. Whether displayed in a home, office, synagogue, or community space, it serves as a powerful symbol of compassion, faith, and connection.
Perfect as a meaningful gift, community initiative item, or personal reminder that even a single light can make a difference.
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One candle. One prayer. One journey shared.

A practical, trauma-informed clinical companion for professionals supporting individuals and families after infertility, reproductive trauma, pregnancy loss, donor conception, surrogacy, adoption, LGBTQ+ family-building, and solo parenthood.
Designed for therapists, social workers, psychologists, OB/GYNs, nurses, lactation consultants, reproductive health providers, clergy, and perinatal professionals seeking to provide more emotionally safe, inclusive, and family-building-informed care.

A practical, trauma-informed clinical companion for professionals supporting individuals and families after infertility, reproductive trauma, pregnancy loss, donor conception, surrogacy, adoption, LGBTQ+ family-building, and solo parenthood.
Designed for therapists, social workers, psychologists, OB/GYNs, nurses, lactation consultants, reproductive health providers, clergy, and perinatal professionals seeking to provide more emotionally safe, inclusive, and family-building-informed care.

A clinician-focused toolkit exploring reproductive grief, infertility-related distress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and compassionate mental health care for patients navigating fertility treatment, pregnancy loss, and family-building uncertainty.
The Support Line offers a confidential space for emotional support, information, and referrals related to infertility and family-building challenges. A trained professional will meet with you for short-term support and help connect you to Yesh Tikva programs and trusted external resources.
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